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Canadian court sides with CFIA to destroy B.C. ostriches

Canadian court sides with CFIA to destroy B.C. ostriches

Flock of nearly 400 birds will be stamped out after avian influenza outbreak
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Surrey to hire administrator to help fix city's lack of health-care services

Surrey to hire administrator to help fix city's lack of health-care services

City will explore feasibility of contracting family doctors
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FortisBC postpones open houses after suspension of wildfire power shutoff

FortisBC postpones open houses after suspension of wildfire power shutoff

The postponement will allow FortisBC to review its policy
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Planned burn in 2023 wildfire near Gun Lake was 'reasonable': Report

Planned burn in 2023 wildfire near Gun Lake was 'reasonable': Report

The complaint claimed the planned ignition contributed to destruction of more than 40 homes
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UPDATE: Motorcycle crash leaves Vernon man with life-threatening injuries

UPDATE: Motorcycle crash leaves Vernon man with life-threatening injuries

The crash was the second serious motorcycle collision in as many days
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Alerts added, protocols adjusted in wake of B.C. teen's university dorm drug death

Alerts added, protocols adjusted in wake of B.C. teen's university dorm drug death

B.C. officials testify as inquest into fentanyl poisoning of Sidney聽McIntyre-Starko in a University of Victoria dorm room
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Nursing Week acknowledges power of B.C. nurses to 'transform' health

Nursing Week acknowledges power of B.C. nurses to 'transform' health

National Nursing Week runs from May 12鈥�18
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Revelstoke humane society brings back art fundraiser for furry friends

Revelstoke humane society brings back art fundraiser for furry friends

Revelstoke & District Humane Society's programming helps families cover costs for spaying and neutering rehoused cats and dogs
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Revelstoke Museum and Archives celebrated with 3 B.C. history awards

Revelstoke Museum and Archives celebrated with 3 B.C. history awards

British Columbia Historical Federation recognizes Cathy English for exceptional service and Brown Bag History, Rachael Lewis for Accessibility Project
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Indigenous blockade of Highway 1 bridge project at Sicamous continues

Indigenous blockade of Highway 1 bridge project at Sicamous continues

Splatsin and Splatsin Development Corporation initiated blockade over concerns about Indigenous participation in upgrade project
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